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Thanks for the helpful reply will look into these bikes I need to find a retailer who will accept my cycle to work scheme that stick these. Thanks again

Thanks for this would like to get this bike but they don't accept my cycle to work scheme unfortunately thanks tho

could anyone advise if the coyote edge650 b from Halfords strong enough to get 15-16 stone commuter up a 1 in 5 hill. Also how good batttery is at holding a charge. I only have a budget of a thousand so ticks a few boxes many thanks!

It is steep though possibly 1 in 5 is more realistic

Many thanks for this so whose big bear and Krueger in my price range. Any others capable of getting a 15 stone man up a 1 in 4 hill. Many thanks for all your help I do appreciate it

That's good advice will keep it in mind

Yes I did - no experience with electric bikes, reassuring to know it lasts longer - many thanks

That's very helpful good to know

Thanks so much for all the replies what I would really like to know is if any bikes in my price range will have enough power left after 12hrs at the station to get me home and up the 1 in 4 hill many tks which models

Yes I Know it's a worry

Will loo Will look into that many thanks

Point taken, I don't have anywhere in the office to store either

That's very helpful thank you 2lazy

Man Many y thanks I will look into this

Th ats That's very helpful many thanks will look into that model. I suppose it's the battery life and whether there's enough juice to get me home at the end of the day which is going to be the issue. Unfortunately the hill is on the way home!

Published by letchste in the blog letchste's blog. Views: 8 could anyone recommend an electric bike that costs under £1000 I can use for my commute. I weigh about 15 stone and need a bike powerful enough to get me up a 1 in 4 / 1 in 5 hill for half a mile. The journey is around 3 miles in total to the station, the same back. Bike is left around 12 hours during the day so needs to last. Many Thank you Thursday at 10:16 PM Edit